New York Yankee fans need to relax, big time! Kevin Youkilis might play for the Yankees, but he will forever be a Boston Red Sox in my mind. So earlier this week when Youkilis told ESPN New York, “I’ll always be a Red Sox,” personally, I found it refreshingly honest. The problem is the majority [...]
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2013 New York Yankees: 27 tweets you want to read
Pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training tomorrow is the equivalent to Christmas Eve for MLB fans. As that can only mean one thing, baseball is back. It comes as no surprise that Yankee Universe has bombarded twitter in anticipation of the upcoming 2013 MLB season. New York fans, bloggers, players and media are predicating [...]
Yankees Hot Stove: Not doing their due diligence
Let me get right to the point. Yesterday, ESPN reported that the Boston Red Sox had got catcher Mike Napoli to agree to a one-year deal worth $5 million bucks. Mind-you Napoli has suffered from a lingering hip injury, so I am sure his physical wasn’t stellar but regardless he brings a right-handed power bat [...]
Yankees Hot Stove: Youks welcome to the Bronx
For almost a decade if anyone heard Kevin Youkilis and New York Yankeesin the same sentence you can bet that it was not friendly banter. So a week ago, when Yankees beat writer Bryan Hoch confirmed the rumor of the Yankees making a $12-million, one-year offer to the ex-Red Sox, I honestly didn’t know what to [...]
Yankees Hot Stove: Martin vs Pierzynski
Since the New York Yankees did not make a qualifying offer worth $13.3 million to catcher Russell Martin makes him a free agent, and gives GM Brian Cashman another vacancy to fill. One would believe that Martin is the Yankees first-choice to bring back, as he is familiar with the pitching staff and got two big [...]
Yankees: Yes you blew it too
Instead of screaming the word ADVERSITY, injury or A-rod as the reason the Yankees fell flat this postseason, I am going to point my finger elsewhere. And that would be at the other teams who failed to meet expectations but have unfairly been benefiting from flying under the Yankees radar. YES, YOU BLEW IT TOO… To [...]
Yankees: Girardi, Phelps and Ibanez
The New York Yankees went into to last night with a one-run lead over the Baltimore Orioles in the AL East. The Yankees fought hard vs. a more complete Red Sox. And after 12-innings, the Bronx Bombers won, in walk-off fashion, 4-3. And Yankee fans owe a lot of that win to the moves made [...]
